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Who Freaked Out The Freaks? Frank Zappa's Influences Volume Two: Blues & Folk
Artist | Song | |
Henry Vestine (Canned Heat) | Bullfrog Blues | |
Sonny Boy Williamson | Don't Start me Talkin' | |
Buddy Guy | The First Time I Met The Blues | |
Albert Collins | Frosty | |
Little Walter (And His Jukes) | My Babe | |
Barry McGuire | Eve Of Destruction | |
Charles Brown | Black Night | |
Bob Dylan | Honey Just Allow Me One More Chance | |
Joan Baez | There But For Fortune | |
Don Vliet (Captain Beefheart) | Diddy Wah Diddy | |
Willie Dixon | Spoonful | |
Guitar Slim | Guitar Slim | |
Muddy Waters | Mojo Working | |
Howlin' Wolf | Smokestack Lightnin' | |
Slim Harpo | Baby Scratch My Back | |
Johnny Guitar Watson | Three Hours Past Midnight | |
Clarence Gatemouth Brown | Gate's Salty Blues | |
Willie Mae Thornton | Hound Dog | |
Lightnin' Slim | Rooster Blues | |
Teddy Bunn | Evil Man's Blues | |
Comment:
OK, it's like this...I was always fascinated by that list of names in The Mothers of Invention's first album, Freak Out! You know the one, "These People Have Contributed Materially in Many Ways to Make Our Music What it is. Please Do Not Hold it Against them." And then there's a list of 180 names some you immediately know (Bob Dylan) and some nobody knows (Donna #2). So anyway, I realised a lot of the 180 were musicians and always wanted to know what they did and what they all sounded like - well here it is. Now not everyone on the list is represented on these CDs (mainly the obscure modern classicists - I just couldn't find material by them) but most are here. Tracks are listed by the name as it appears in Frank's list and, where it is not immediately obvious, the name of the band is then given afterwards. Where possible I have picked the more well known works by the artists that Zappa would have been listening too in the years leading up to the formation of The Mothers and the recording of Freak Out!However, this has not always been possible, for instance where the artist has no recorded material from that period (an example is Henry Vestine, one time member of The Mothers, who only later appeared in recorded form with Canned Heat, so I picked a song he wrote for The Heat).
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Hey, this looks great!
Great idea and a great mix!
What they said. :-)
Ok,I'll take all four edtions, I like this series alot!!
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Smashing! Every bit as advertised AND commented upon. See why "all the fuss" and hullaballoo over this is justified. All ya' gotta' do is ask. Go on, "get'cher FREAK on!"
Is this trio available for a trade???